Choose the right inspection
For a completed home, plan a residential or final inspection. For an active build, coordinate a pre-drywall visit. If you already own the home, allow time to review findings before the builder warranty deadline.

Buying an existing home or keeping up with a new build? Get an independent inspection and a clear plan for what comes next.
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For a Celina home, inspection timing matters. An existing home, an active build and a house nearing its first warranty deadline call for different planning. Share your property details and timeline so the scope and access can be confirmed.
For a completed home, plan a residential or final inspection. For an active build, coordinate a pre-drywall visit. If you already own the home, allow time to review findings before the builder warranty deadline.
Ask your builder when framing and rough-in work will be ready for a pre-drywall inspection. Confirm access before the walls are covered, then plan a final inspection before closing.
Accessible grading and drainage are part of the evaluation. Visible observations can identify concerns to discuss, but they do not replace a drainage design or engineering assessment.
Local context helps you ask better questions about the home you are buying.
Light Farms is a prominent community in the Celina area. Whether you are buying a completed resale or following a new build, confirm the property’s stage, builder access and inspection deadline before scheduling.
Cambridge Crossing is a master-planned Celina community. For a new home, plan separate opportunities to review accessible work before drywall and the completed systems before closing, rather than relying on the final finishes alone.
These are inspection concerns related to age, materials and workmanship. A neighborhood name or construction date alone does not establish a defect in a particular home.
Accessible framing and rough-in connections can reveal installation concerns before finishes limit the view. Coordinate inspection readiness with your builder.
Grading that directs water toward the home, incomplete sealant and flashing concerns are practical items to review on a finished property.
Missing or displaced accessible insulation, visible duct issues and plumbing leaks are examples of conditions worth documenting before move-in or a warranty deadline.
Whether it’s new to you or newly built, know what needs your attention.

Understand your home’s condition before your next move. A thorough look at the accessible systems that matter most.
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From exposed framing to the final walkthrough, get an independent perspective at key stages of your build.
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Document concerns while there’s still time to discuss them with your builder before your one-year warranty expires.
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Your findings, photos, and recommendations—together in one easy-to-use Spectora report.
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Quickly spot the items that need attention.
Review anywhere. Share with your agent or builder.
Work with Nick Haugen, Owner/Founder and Professional Home Inspector, TREC #26950. Ask questions during the walkthrough and after you review your report.
Meet Nick →Residential inspections start at $400 for homes up to 2000 square feet. Your exact price depends on the home and selected services.
Get Your Exact QuoteThe inspection covers accessible major systems within the agreed scope, including structure, roof, electrical, plumbing, heating, cooling and applicable appliances. Read what is included and how to prepare.
You receive your photo-rich Spectora report the same day after the findings have been reviewed. Read the full report, discuss priorities with your agent or builder and contact Nick with questions.
We serve Celina and surrounding communities. Enter the property address when requesting a quote or call (972) 658-4743 to confirm availability and scope.

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